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Cord Byrd
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Cord Byrd

@CordByrd
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  • @CordByrd
    Cord Byrd
    @CordByrd
    11h
    The @FLSecofState Division of Elections has provided an updated list of polling locations in counties impacted by flash flooding. If a voter has questions regarding their polling place, they should contact their Supervisor of Elections or our office. Link:
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  • @CordByrd
    Cord Byrd
    @CordByrd
    Oct 31
    The Division of Elections is aware of this situation. I commend Supervisor Holland for addressing the concerns with this library employee’s superiors. She has now been made aware of the law and that she was wrong in her actions.
    @DuvalGOP
    Republican Party of Duval County
    @DuvalGOP
    Oct 31
    An unwelcome encounter at this morning’s Red Tent Tour stop. While our team was set up at South Mandarin Branch Library, a woman who identified herself as the branch manager approached our tent and demanded that we leave. When Duval GOP Chairman Charles “Scooter” Barr asked
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  • @CordByrd
    Cord Byrd
    @CordByrd
    Oct 29
    Florida is in the home stretch of the 2026 election. Department of State employees will be deployed in counties across the state, just as they are every election, to ensure that all voting procedures are followed and to promptly address any issues that may arise. Now is the time
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  • @CordByrd
    Cord Byrd
    @CordByrd
    Oct 29
    The 70s were awesome. 🇺🇸
    @auteurhouse
    Auteur House
    @auteurhouse
    Oct 27
    In 1976, the U.S. government funded one of the most psychedelic short films ever made. It was filled with odd images and occult symbols. 🎬 from 200 (1976) by Vince Collins.
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  • @CordByrd
    Cord Byrd
    @CordByrd
    Oct 28
    Florida law requires a vote by mail ballot to be received by the Supervisor of Elections by the close of the polls on Election Day. Late arriving ballots are not counted. It is the responsibility of the voter to that chooses to vote by mail to ensure that their ballot is received
    @SunSentinel
    South Florida Sun Sentinel
    @SunSentinel
    Oct 27
    Broward’s elections supervisor says some residents are experiencing unusually long delays by the Postal Service getting vote-by-mail ballots returned to his office. sun-sentinel.com/2026/10/27/top…
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